Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20

experienced by them will not soon be for
gotten.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John
Yeastead entertained a number oil their
friends in a very pleasant manner at their
residence near Triadelphia. Dancing to
the sweet strains of Bakers orchestra, was
the feature of the evening, and was highly
enjoyed By all those present. Refresh
ments were served at the proper hour, after
which dancing was resumed and continued
until an early hour Wednesday morning,
when the guests Reluctantly departed,
leaving their best wishes for the host and
hostess.
The ball given by the Junior Plumbers
at Germania Hall, Friday evening, was
highly enjoyable affair. The attendance
was large and a most delightful time was
spent by all present dancing to the music
of Prof. Joe Kramer's orchestra. The fun
was continued until 3 o'clock yesterday
morning when the gay assemblage reluct'
antly dispersed to their homes. Thomas
Redman, VIM. Schambra, Frank Thomp'
son and Fred Schad were directors OF
amusements, and Harry Mckeown and
Carl Fulton, masters of ceremonies.
The skating and dancing carnival given
by the Bachelor Club at the Alhambra
Palace Rink, Thursday evening, was a
decided success, a large and select crowd
being present. The full Opera House or
chestra made the music, and the time
from 7:30 until > o'clock was highly enjoy
able.
St. Valentines Day, Monday last, was
celebrated by the Maennerchor Singing
Society in a most delightful manner. An
nouncements ola grand masque ball had
been sent out some time previous, and
Monday evening found n large number OF
merry maskers assembled at the Maenner-
Choir Hall, along with many friends who
had CONT to look on. After all had as
sembled a ballot of valentines was taken
to elect IA "King komus," and when the
count came i'll it was found that MIR.
julius Loshe was the lucky man, and he
was duly installed and assumed his duties,
namely TO superintend the fun, and he
did it we'll. The Blackviile cornet band
and the Japanese band were happy iea-
lures. The costumes were OF all kinds
imaginable, and the spectators were kept
In a good humOr all evening by watching
the performances of some OF the maSkerS.
The ladies of the singing section were all
neatly attired in pretty peasant costumes,
and about II o'clock they served p~alatable
refreshments in Il charming manner.
Dancing was kept up until early the next
morning, Prof. ,loe Kramer's orchestra
making the music.
The Comet Social gave a grand mas
querade ball at MrnnerchOr Hall last
Wednesday evening, which was attended
by a large party OF gay masqnerS, who
spent the time very ~enioyably until IL
o'clock dancing to Mayors music and at
tempting to discover each Others identity.
At that time masks were called OFF and the
balance of the time until 3 o'clock Thurs
day morning was spent by all in dancing,
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss AmeliaI SaundeT, on Wednesday
evening, at her home on North Main
street. Quite n number of her friends
were present, and spent a very enjoyable
evening, being assisted by various secia
amuSements. Dancing was the principle
failure, the music being furnished by thu
amateur Cornct band OF the East End
Those present were: Misses Amelia Saun-
der, Emma and Mary Miller, Emma Yahn
Emma Vogel, Ida Bach, Lizzie Volinger,
Theresa, Kate and Annie Erb, Lizzie and
Annie Saunder, and Messrs. Will Bach
Will Nolte, Will Sullivan, Will and Johr
Weitzel, John Volinger, Peter Horn,
George Yahn, Joseph WHATSOEVER, Otto
Wciner and Frank Hammer.
The Circle of Friendship will give &
masquerade ball at MaennerchOr Hall
next Friday evening. Mayors orchestra
will furnish the music,
The May Flower Social gave a very
pleasant dance at WestwoOd's Hall Friday
evening. A.large crowd was present, who
merrily danced the hours away to the
music of Kramer's full orchestra.
The Lillian Club, composed of a nun
Der of our popular Young society men, vii
give a fashionable reception and ball al
Montefoire Hall next Wednesday evening
On Tuesday evening next, Garfield
Castle No. 3, Knights of the Golden Eagle,
will give their first grand ball at AriOn
Hall. Invitations have been issued, but
all other friends Of the Castle who have
been forgotten or missed are welcome,
Kramer's orchestra will make the music,
The reception given at Washington, Pa.
by the Cadet Corps, at Trinity Hall, or
Thursday evening last, was q most enjoy
able affair. About two hundred persons
were present. The hop at F~rangheim's
Hall On the same evening kept quite a
large party OF Wheeling people from at
tending. The evening wa spent in trip
ping the light fantastic" to the excellent
music furnished by forge, of Pittsburg
A splendid repast was served at midnight
and was duly appreciated. Dancing wa!
again resumed, and continued until a late
hour, when those from abroad tool
special trains for home. The affair wa,
full dress, and among the array
Of grace and beauty present
many elegant costumes were noticeable
The handsome gray uniforms of tn,
Cadets, added to their fine military bear
ing, presented quite an effective scene tina
will linger long in the memory of thOst
fortunate enough to lie present,
DR.. Pitts, President Of the school, anC
his estimable wife, received the guest
with their usual courtesy, and the Cadet,
in a graceful and attentive manner ASSISTED
in making the evening a pleasant d u
all.
Trinity Hall Is pleasantly located AM
surrounded by lovely grounds. Indeed
the students Of this institution are unu
sually favored both as to place aud in
struetion. Having enjoyed the hospital
ity of the Hall, we bad an opportunity O
observing its excellent discipline. Al
though conducted according { strict mil
itary rule, it is sufficiently homelike Il
remove all unpleasaptness from the re
straint necessarily expected in institutions
Of this kind.
Mrs. Morris Horkheimer entertained